Memory, identity and representation : possibilities of new models of representation in a transforming environment : museums and identity
Noel Solani, Khwezi ka Mpumlwana
Abstract
Noel Solani, Khwezi ka Mpumlwana
Abstract
Museums and Heritage sites, by their very nature, deal exclusively with representation of identity among other things. For a society in transition like South Africa, which is in the process of emerging from a major human made catastrophe, it is even more important that as these sites represent identity they also help create a new national identity. One of the major ingredients will be memory.
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Museums and Heritage sites, by their very nature, deal exclusively with representation of identity among other things. For a society in transition like South Africa, which is in the process of emerging from a major human made catastrophe, it is even more important that as these sites represent identity they also help create a new national identity. One of the major ingredients will be memory.
Key concepts: Representation (politics), Identity (music), Process (computing), Sociology, Transition (genetics), Epistemology, Aesthetics, Political science